jack. jack! jack! jack! [ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. jack, jack, jack, jack, jack, jack. come on, dude. >> what? >> dude, there's [ bleep ]. what the [ bleep ] is going on, dude? what the [ bleep ], dude? jack, jack, jack, jack, jack. [ bleep ]. >> jack,it wasn't a goes. it was me your roommate the entire time. >> as it turned out we tried it out and mitch did believe in ghosts. so he thought the apartment was haunted. do you have anything to say for yourself, mitch? >> you're [ bleep ] and jimmy kimmel is an [ bleep ], too. [ applause ] >> jimmy: jack and mitch, everybody. i love that the giant mitch is looking for tiny little jack for help. by the way, i do want to say, seriously, i love what you guys have done with your apartment. it's really -- jack and mitch, everybody. thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: tonight on the show we have music from jason aldean. dave bautista is here. and we'll be right back with sharon stone. >> dicky: portions of "jimmy kimmel live" are brought to you by the next generation of pcs. watch tomorrow night to see all the powerful things the pc can do. pc d

brad stephanie: jack: jack: beautiful- record breaking jack: beautiful- record breaking weather like record breaking weather like today has people out and about. tonight, west des moines is working to make biking in this weather safer and easier for everyone. it's a project that's been in the works since 2011. the city signed off on the final phase of adding signage, based on new traffic patterns. jay morrison, west des moines resident: "intermingling the two is the hardest part, you know, because you're forced to go on busy roads every now and then, but that's okay." jack: there's more to do before the project is complete. they plan to add intersections crossings. stephanie: coming up on local 5 news at ten, be careful what you eat! there's an e. coli outbreak in some chipotle stores. why health officials say it will get worse. jack: next... meet a family who says they can't afford to lose their medicaid benefits. plus the latest on the governor's plan to privatize that health care. "your watching local 5 news at 10 in hd with jack miller, stephanie angleson, we are iowa's most accur

brad stephanie: jack: jack: jack: she's our road warrior tonight. and joins us live from warrior tonight. and joins us live from kattey: kattey: jack: coming up on local 5 news at ten, who has it local 5 news at ten, who has it coming up on local 5 news at ten, who has it the worst tonight? we'll take you around the state of iowa for the best and worst of the roads. news in hdstephanie/otsr northern and western iowa some places getting more than a foot. that was the case for parts of our viewing area like wright, webster and story counties. jacob/dmc jack, stephanie...i spent my day trying to catch the storm at its very beginning stages. so, that meant heading up to clarion. clarion is in the midst of that thickest snows. you can see on this map all these areas that are in blue are "no tow." that means if you car gets stuck, they won't be able to pick it up until that ban is lifted. all of the main interstates are in orange, which means it's not a interstates are in orange, which means it's not a good idea to take them. for crews like this one, it me

brad stephanie: jack: jack: jack: coming up, a coming up, a local 5 special report as we dig deeper into the local 5 special report as we dig deeper into the death of valley grad brandon ellingson. a former missouri state patrolman tells us who's responsible. ellingson... a young man from clive... killed during an arrest on a boat at the lake of the ozarks, the summer of 20-14. jack: ellingson was arrested for public intoxication. but he drowned while handcuffed and in the care of a missouri water patrolman. tonight... a whistleblower inside the missouri state patrols tells local 5 that cover-ups, lies and corruption are protecting the person who's to blame for brandon's death. jack: local 5's nikki davidson traveled to the lake for the ozarks for this special report. (nat barking) just a few miles from the lake of the ozarks in missouri (come here) this is how randy henry is spending the retirement... with his also retired partner... a former k-9 officer. (good boy) but his dog... is just about the only thing he's kept from his 30 years with the state patrol... most everything else hes

jack: jack: coming up , some answers tonight after a weekend crash takes the lives of two people. light morning rain, most areas are just seeing some patchy drizzle out there this afternoon. temperatures have gone down in many locations with upper 40s and low 50s being the rule. we will continue with some drizzle tonight, but a even some thunder midnight tonight. brad jack: light morning rain, most areas are just seeing some patchy drizzle out there this afternoon. temperatures have gone down in many locations with upper 40s and low 50s being the rule. we will continue with some drizzle tonight, but a heavier rain and maybe even some thunder midnight tonight. brad stephanie: jack: light morning rain, most areas are just seeing some patchy drizzle out there this afternoon. temperatures have gone down in many locations with upper 40s and low 50s being the rule. we will continue with some drizzle tonight, but a heavier rain and maybe even some thunder will roll back in after midnight tonight. brad stephanie: jack: jack: answers tonight after a weekend crash takes the lives of two people. "your watching local 5 news at 10 in hd with iowa's most accurate forecast with chief meteorologist brad edwards and local 5 sports with sports director jon schaeffer. this is local 5 news at 10. we are iowa." stephanie: new details tonight on the two peole killed in a met

jack jack now to what's jack: who knew? des moines is the place to go to get rich. "money under 30 dot com" just put out the list... with des moines number four on the best cities to get rich. the website lists des moines' low unemployment rate, low commute times and calls it a place with a "thoughtful balance between big-city bustle and small-town gentleness." cedar rapids also made the list as number 5 because of very low unemployement rates among millennials. oxford dictionaries' 20- 15 word of the year is impossible to pronounce. that's because it's not a word at all. it's an emoji - this happy, yellow, cartoon face... shedding two giant tears. the official name is "face with tears of joy," usually used as a substitute for 'l-o-l.' every year oxford dictionaries picks a word that they think captures the year's biggest trends or changes in the english language. jack: it's a choice that definitely raised some eyebrows here in the newsroom. we want to know what you think. connect with us on facebook and twitter to share your thoughts. jack: time for another meteorhe

jack/2shot and i'm jack miller. tonight a family looking for justice in the death of 28 year old ryan bolinger is suing jack: local five's kattey ortiz is here with the latest in tonight's big story, kattey? kattey: police released this dashcam video of the june 9th shooting last month. despite its release and the officer's clearance of any wrongdoing by a grand jury and the police chief ... his family says it was a wrongful death. "we're pursuing constitutional rights that were violated." a lawsuit filed wednesday alleges des moines senior police officer vanessa miller was negligent when she shot and killed ryan bolinger after a bizarre low-speed chase in june. "the major issue that the jury is going to have to determine was whether ryan's right to live and be arrested by lesser means was outweighed by the officer's right to fire her weapon under those circumstances." dashcam footage shows bolinger pulling up next to an officer conducting a traffic stop. after bolinger gets out of his car and acts erratically in the middle of the road, he takes off. officer miller joins the chase. later ... bollinger pulls a u-turn and

jack: we will be on this story all dosome more so, yeah that's a good question, i can't say aboslutely that that's what's going on." jack: we will be on this story all night, so expect new information tonight on local five news at 6 and 10. and the latest always online on our website: we are iowa dot com, jack it's a tale of two storms in central iowa today. here's a live look outside on our west des moines skycam. no snow in the metro at all. just rain-- and it's not even freezing. and then, there's this: this video coming to us from sioux city today. the farther north and west you go, the harder the flakes were falling. some parts of north western iowa saw 6-8 course of the day. joining us now with what we can expect the rest of the evening..... .....with this winter storm warning is chief meteorologist brad edwards. brad (wx ad lib) (wx wrap & toss to jack) jack: with you later. for a closer look now at road conditions, lucas casey is joining us from the digital media center -- lucas? lucas "it was definitely a messy start to the day on roads in northwest iowa with ice and snow, but conditions have been improving all day long. as you can see on the iowa dot online maps at 5-1-1-i-a dot org, central iowa roads mostly clear at this point, but wet from the rain we've had throughout the day.

jack: local veterans break down when they see the surprise in store for them. it's a can't miss story, ahead of " local 5 news at 10 in hd starts now. we are iowa" jack thanks for joining us tonight. i'm jack miller. stephanie and i'm stephanie angleson. stephanie: it sounds strange to say it in november-- but local five is your severe weather headquarters. we're anticipating some potentially severe storms tomorrow. jack: so let's bring in chief meteorologist brad edwards who's tracking what's expected to be a fast- moving storm tomorrow. brad brad/tags on wx center tight shot look for scattered showers and storms to increase over iowa during the morning hours wednesday with the strongest storms likely to move through the metro between 11am and 4pm. there will be the threat for some hail, highs winds and even some isolated tornadoes with these fast-moving storms. stephanie: brad thanks-- and just to show this is... since 1980, iowa has seen just 22 tornadoes in the month of november. make sure to tune in tomorrow for full severe weather coverage. stephanie: our other big story tonight -- stephanie: polk county's latest homicide happened outside a nightclub that is right in the middle of a

jack: jack: the next democratic debate is tomorrow night in des moines. and all the top democrats are here. debbie w-s "you'll hear each of them draw a contrast between our policies and our views" jack: but stayed tuned to local 5 on this folks! brad stephanie: jack: democratic debate is tomorrow night in des moines. and all the top democrats are here. debbie w-s "you'll hear each of them draw a contrast between our policies and our views" jack: but we go beyond the politics... and have a little fun with all the hoopla in town. stephanie: drake students getting excited for tomorrow's college democrats had a sign making party today, hanging up their artwork all across campus. stephanie: it's pretty obvious that something big is happening on the drake campus this weekend... there's definitely a buzz. jack: we're less than 24 hours away. local five's jacob peklo has been on campus throughout the day today..... trying to soak in some of that atmosphere. he joins us live now from outside drake's sheslow auditorium. jacob stephanie, jack, it's a little more quiet tonight, but that's more of a calm before the storm type of deal. i'm standing in front of old main right now, which is the bac

jack: and i'm jack miller. tonight, fifteen year old christian suarez shares his first-hand experience of the bus ride home last thursday. christian, his family and their attorney held a press conference today. local 5's kattey ortiz was there and not only did she ask christian about the incident, she sat down with his family. jack: she here now, with an interview you'll see only here on local 5. kattey: there were a few smiles from tell me he's traumatized. they say there's nothing their son said or did that justifies the way the bus driver handled his temper. especially when ... according to their attorney ... the school district was aware of another complaint against the bus driver about his temper from a different parent ... just a week before this happened. "i was mad, angry, scared" for the first time ... 9th grader christian suarez share's his perspective of last thursday's bus ride home ... when his bus driver was caught on video shoving him to the floor. "when he was walking back to me, i was scared he was going to hurt me so i threw the book at him" it began when christian wouldn't sit in his seat. this viral video, recorded by a student, shows the driver grabbing christian by the ear after he throws a book and makes an offensive comment. "he just lost his temper for some reason, then he threw me." tha

jack/2ram and i'm jack miller. tonight-- the u-s state department is sending out a worldwide travel alert for americans, worried about more terrorist activity around the globe. jack: the alert doesn't suggest americans avoid all travel, but it does urge u.s. citizens to , quote, "exercise vigilance when in public places or using transportation." the alert doesn't end until february 24th. stephanie: a car wrapped around a power pole...not something you'd expect to see in a des moines neighborhood. that crash this morning killed one person and left another in the hospital it happened near the intersection of 35th street and ingersoll in des moines this morning.. here's that mangled car.... the crash caused a few transformers to blow, cathcing the trees overhead on fire. the driver-- troy mure junior -- is in the hospital. the passenger, scalicity boyd, died at the scene. tonight local 5 sat down with boyd's aunt who's understandably in shock over what happened to her neice. stephanie: nikki davidson has more in tonight's big story. this is the way friends and family will remember scalicity boyd... young... and full of life. 13:21:44 she always had that glow, that s

jack: jack: coming up on local 5 news at ten, the hawks are now one win away from the big 10 west title. but what do the coach and players think they need to do to make the college football playoffs? stephanie: next.... it's a whole new look for waukee. why city leaders say it was time fo an image change. "your watching local 5 news in hd. home of weareiowa.com " showed you the new logo for the city of waukee. tonight, that logo is already popping up all over town. despite the popularity of the old logo, city leaders say this new one has an eye on the future. jack: waukee has been busy swapping out their logos for new ones, like this one at city hall. it hasn't been a cheap operation, but city leaders believe the facelift is more indicative of the way the city is moving. local 5's jacob pecklo has more. jacob: natural sound of snow shovel moving geoff warmouth has been busy running his hardware store in waukee for two decades now. natural sound: "measure, right?" but as the city has grows, he's found the demands at the shop are a little bit different. geoff warmouth, waukee hardware owner: "i used to know everybody that came through that door by name, but now i don't know everybody that comes through that door." warmouth says the school districts have been a big reason that people have been moving to the area, and why it's been expanding so quickly. and that's brought plenty of changes, like a new logo unveiled tuesday night. geoff warmouth, waukee hardware owner: "everything needs to be readdressed over time. just because something was good 20

jack? jack, what is it? jack, it's me, you can talk to me. john f kennedy: it's a catastrophe. the one hour of air support that i ordered, got screwed up. the two units didn't connect because of a one-hour time difference. these incompetent son of a bitches, they can't even tell time! i don't know why i ever listened to them. jackie kennedy: you couldn't have known. john f kennedy: the president should know. how could i be so stupid? jackie kennedy: jack, you're being too hard on yourself. john f kennedy: but they said it. they said i was too young, too soft, about communism. and i told them i was ready. and they trusted me. jackie kennedy: they still do. john f kennedy: there are men dying on those beaches, right now. i'm supposed to be the most powerful man in the world, and i, i'm impotent. [sighs]. well, i'll tell you what. this is the last time anyone's gonna make a decision like that for me. news reporter: and here on the beaches around the bay of pigs, the invasion floundered and the search for scapegoats began. the issue has been sharpened further by disclosure of the pr

[music playing] jack: jack hanna's "into the wild" is brought to you by nationwide and the columbus zoo and aquarium, partners in conservation for over 30 years. jackne, i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my home base here at the columbus zoo. and welcome to "into the wild." today we're heading into arizona's bear country to come face to face with some of america's biggest carnivores. all these wolves gonna follow us right now? that thing looks like it's gonna jump in the truck. what are we doing here? this is stupid. black bears, wolves, and there's even a few donkeys, next, as we go "into the wild." hello, baby. hello. hello. i love you.

jack and i'm jack miller. jack: the big story today-- iowa state university is without a football coach. paul rhoads was fired over the weekend -- and today spoke to the media for the first time. rhoads has been coach since 2009, when he replaced gene chizik. his cyclone roots run deep-- growing up in ankeny. he also was an assistant coach at iowa state in the 1990s. jack: joining us now-- sports director jon schaeffer. jon, you were there today for rhoads' news conference? jon yeah-- rhoads talked to the media today, so did iowa state's athletic director jamie pollard. not surprising for those who know him-- rhoads did get emotional. " i trust that i made a small impact on you-- because you've made a large impact on vickie and i" when asked what rhoads says he really doesn't know. but he will get to play out the season finale at west virginia this weekend. pollard saying decision he wished he didn't it's what's best for the program. "sometimes you can want something more than it wants you... it wasn't meant to be.

jack: how you doing, marcus? i'm jack. lemonis: jack, how are you? nice to meet you. ly nice to meet you, as well. lemonis: hey! [ claps hands ] how you doing, buddy? so you really are in the shop. damion: i told you. lemonis: i didn't know you guys were out in the middle of nowhere. damion: this is four acres of almonds. -lemonis: an almond farm? -damion: yeah. it's not really a livable space. we have to drive a mile down the road to use the restroom every day. lemonis: in order to start a business, you got to have some basic things. you got to have money in the bank. you should probably have a business plan. you should probably have a bathroom. maybe i should add that to the three p's -- people, process, product, and how about we add potty? what machinery are you using? damion: we just have standard table saws, standard planers. we did it on a budget. this is the most basic tools you can buy. it's pretty difficult to work in here. it's hot, there's no air-conditioning, there's no ventilation, and the space, we're pretty limited. i mean, we had a big delivery of cedar

jack: jon's here now and iowa state women hitting the court tonight jon: yeah jack it's just an exhibition but it's a sign of the changing seasons. coming up on local 5 sports we head to ames as isu takes on midwestern state. " now, local 5 sports their action tonight with an exhibition against midwestern state. it's our first look at a team that is young-- but has tons of potential. this year they're playing quarters in women's basketball. bridgette carlton hits the triple 13 to 9 ball game early. 8 point game now in the second quarter kidd and lays it in. third quarter we go-- cyclones going inside to freshman meredith burkhall-- the former roosevelt roughrider kisses it off the glass for a pair isu up 10. they'd roll from there 79 to 36 the final from hilton coliseum jon: growing up in canada the sport of choice for most kids is hockey. for iowa wild goaltender leland irving that holds true. the netminder has dealt with some ups and downs-- not just in hockey-- but in life as well. leland irving's road to the iowa wild has been anything but normal-- he's gone from the calgary flames-- t

jack jack: coming up on coming up on local 5 news at five... learning on ice. we'll show you five... learning on ice. we'll show you how thousands of kids got a special lesson at the iowa wild game this afternoon. stephanie: but next... we'll tell you why uber drivers are starting to embrace the old when it comes to paying for your ride home... are iowa" stephanie/ots uber may be for letting you pay for your ride home...through the app itself. but in other countries, cash is king. uber says it now accepts cash payments for drivers in six countries. they include india, kenya, saudi arabia, vietnam, the philippines and indonesia. that's because cash is still the most popular payment option in those countries. uber is reportedly contemplating a cash option for pakistan by the end of the year. stephanie: good news for the housing market. home sellers saw an average gain of more than 40 thousand dollars in the third quarter. that's the highest price gain since 2007. the same period saw an increase in first-time home buyers. the good news does come with a price.... higher mortgage interest rates are expected sooner rather than later. jack: the iowa wild took the ice this morning against milwaukee in front of more than eight- thousand students from around central iowa. it was the wild about education day at wells fargo arena. they had education programs throughout the game on the big screen and had workbooks combining hockey with education. the science center of iowa also did some cool experiments with dry ice. it was the largest crowd of the season for the wild. unfortunately they couldn't pull out the win-- as they fell to milwaukee 3 to nothing. stephanie time for another quick break... chief meteorologist brad edwards will be back with one last look at the inductees into the national toy hall of fame have been chosen. three toys have been inducted at the hall of fame in rochester, ny. twister, the hand puppet, and the super soaker. among the 12 finalists are the wiffle ball, and jenga. the toys are honored for their longevity, discovery through play. brad/wxhang we did it again today- we reached the 70s! that makes

jack. >> jack stepped to the back and looked to the gunman, looked to the front. i could see the lead singer. his face just dropped. >> reporter: they fired as they went. dispassionate. >> they started shooting. shot shot sh shot shot shot shot! that for ten minutes without stopping. >> reporter: some were able to immediately flee to the exit. >> behind the seats. my friend was behind me. and he ducked. and i said, there's a safety exit, let's go. i took my friend's hand. kind of hike -- >> inched your way over? >> yeah. i didn't stay on the floor. stupid of us. could have gotten gunshot, i suppose. >> reporter: celia and benjamin were pinned down, forced to play dead among the dead. >> there was bleeding on my feet- i felt the blood dripping on my feet. there was another one lying on blood, big blood. >> an ocean of blood. >> reporter: these are the faces of the men and women in that crowd friday night. and in the aftermath, youa picture too grisly to show without blurring it. the attackers i iued no demands but stated their purpose. >> one of the attackers said, you killed our brothers in syria and now we are here. another one said, d d't move orr i kill you, and he started again. >> reporter: those inside desperate to escape. jack and hannah saw an exit. >> just to see people crawling along the floor. >> three layays o o people that froze or tripped and they weren't moving. you had to climb over these people. that was the hardest thing. that you were pushing down on someone's shoulders or standing on someone's back. >> reporter: they spill out of the theater into this back alley. this man hobbling away. dragging the wounded. and thereen a ledge a woman hanging. she cries out "please, please, mister, i'll pregnant." a grainy figure begins to pull her up as the camera pans away. sebastian is a 34-year-old musician. abc news has learned he saved her but didn't know it until after the shooting. the butchery so savage not even those in it coulul comprehend it. >> i didn't know what was happening. it's only afterwards when we got home in a cab, we sat in front of the tv, we saw the messages that i realized it was an actual terrorisisattack. >> reporter: back insidedeelia and benjamin had lost each other. >> i could s

jack: not like this one. >> not exactly like this one, no. yeah, you're ready to deliver. jack: it's been crazy, a whirlwind, but dad has made one decision, he is thinking small family. >> i will probably get the surgery done before it even becomes a thought. [laughter] jack: she is an only child. >> she is the only child, yeah. jack: jack harper, wcvb newscenter 5, beverly hospital. ed: look at that shot. heather: oh, man, whenever i hear these stories, i never know how it's possible. that last trimester, there are elbows sticking out. ed: elbows and knees and everything coming at you. harvey: that is amazing. it is great, just to see their reaction. great. adorable baby and obviously very much loved already which is really the best of all. congratulations to them and maybe congratulations to us on doing something right to have this kind of warmth in november. hit 77 today in salem, how about that. 74 pepperell, boston hit 76, this month is nine degrees warmer than normal so far, only five days old. tomorrow. now, it wasn't a record today as warm as it was, the record was pretty high set back in 1994. 73. we missed by three, so did worcester, another chance tomorrow, the record is lower, 73. even if the clouds hold pretty strong, we have a chance of hitt

jack:/ stephanie: thanks, brad! jack: coming up on friday and saturday with highs barely reaching the low 50s. we could have some freezing temps saturday morning in parts of the state. at least the weekend is looking mainly sunny with milder readings for sunday! have a great night everyone! (adlib) jack:/ stephanie: thanks, brad! jack: coming up on new information from the widow of robin williams. "you're watching local 5 news at 5 in hd. we are iowa" it was more than a year ago, that the comedian robin williams stunned the world by taking his life... and now for the first time, his widow explains.. there was much more pain in his life than many of us ever knew. abc's elizabeth hur has more from new york. nats - "what does the o stand for? o my god, it's early!" on-screen.. robin williams, the actor was brilliant.. nats - "love, that's what we all stay alive for.." off-screen.. as father and husband.. susan williams says robin was extraordinary. is just really based on just honor, love, respect." but their loving and very private 3-year marriage ended tragically on august 11th last year.. ((sot)) susan williams "i can't.. i can't even.. i'm sorry.." in an emotional interview with abc's amy robach.. susan says her husband was secretly fighting depression, anxiety and paranoia.. ((sot)

teenkidsnews.com jack: jack hanna's "into the wild" is brought to you by nationwide and the columbus zoo and aquarium. partners in conservation for over 30 years. hi, everyone, i'm jacku from my home here at the columbus zoo, and welcome to "into the wild." you know something, people always ask me where i got my start working with animals. well, today i want to show you as i head back to my hometown near knoxville, tennessee. see, it's a fish. kathaleen: oh, no. jack: he's gonna run on me. farm, family, and fun. and even smokey the dog makes an appearance. so you all love this dog? >> yes. we love smokey. jack: so he goes to all your games? sierra: every single one. jack: boy, he's treated like gold, isn't he? come along next, as we head "into the wild." jay: so we're gonna show you today how we putn

jack about the executive theme. he is time constraint. how do you decide when to go to jack? >> jack is always there. he is engaged. i think what jack does well is he is good at empowering people and letting you run with things. i gave the example of a product, which is unique, and only jack would do that because he tends to lean into the skill set. there is no way it should be done. there is the way we should see it in the world. generally he is part of the staff. i don't see a difference right now. emily: the square cfo speaking with me in the new york stock exchange. another stock we are watching, intel shares climbing after an investor event. sales will grow in the mid-digit percentage range. they address concerns they are suffering from a slowing pc market. intel is cutting losses in mobile. >> as we go into 2016 we are forecasting and $800 million improvement for these products. the majority will come from product margins. emily: intel boasted quarterly shares. coming up, the investors view. his firm is the largest shareholder in square after dorsey. he is the former square coo. ♪ emily: a stock

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jack: jack: coming up on merle hay mall animals have now. they are and how they're doing. "your watching local 5 jajack miller, stephanie angleson, we are iowa's most accurate forecast with chief meteorologist brad edwards and local 5 sports with sports director jon schaeffer. this is local 5 news at 10. we are iowa." stephanie: an update on the merle hay mall animals that were moved out nearly one year ago. last december, the c-e-o of pella wildlife was evicted from his exhibit at the mall. several state agencies helped to move 21 species out of their exhibits. most of the animals were relocated to a colorado wildlife sanctuary. the blank park zoo and a-r-l also helped care for some of the smaller animals. stephanie: 18 large animals including several foxes, grey wolves, and three black bears spent the past 11 months at the colorado wildlife animal sanctuary. the facility just released their winter newsletter and featured some of the animals. they say all of them had to go through rehabilitation to improve their physical, psychological, and social health. but they're now enjoying their newfound freedom with several acres to roam around. jack: power shopping for a purpose... a local charity is on a major spending spree that everyone can feel good about. it's called shoes that fit. and the goal is to give warm shoes boots and coats to kids in need in des moines schools.. 2600 kids to be specific... volunteers lined up with their carts at the windson heights walmart tonight to cross every kid off that long list. they know something as small as a pair of shoes can make a hge difference. "these are families that somtimes have to make choices between a new pair of shoes for a kid or food on the table and obviouslly food is generally going to win out in that equation so they can use this program to get things they otherwise might not get " jack: this as the last shopping event before the shoes boots and coats get handed out. that will happen the first week of december. shoes that fit in iowa is coordinated by a division of mediacom. the money for tonight's spree was donated by mediacom, the imt des moines amrathon and local busi